From Kitchen Cabinet to Medicine Cabinet: 9 Beauty Substitutes You Already Have

i can wait to try all of these..

olive oil is great for moisturizing the skin ..much better than lotion try using it while in the shower your skin comes out feeling sooooo soft!!

Thanks for sending me this. I will try them.

want a great hair conditioner! krafts miracle whip, it works miracles on your hair, i haven,t purchase hair conditioners in years,i just pick it up on my ---grocery list!

I am not putting that grease on my face thank you! May work for some few lucky ones!

I use most of these products daily. The best is a jar of sugar with lemon juice mix. It has faded spots on my hands and arms and sunspots on my face. It is wonderful.

Tell me anyone, does cucumbers applied really helps with under eye dark circles?

Take a cotton pad and squeeze lemon juice (fresh or from one of those concentrate bottles)add some sugar and give your face a scrubbin'..it is the best facial!! I got that from Kandee Johnson ..look her up on youtube :)

If you crush up an aspirin tablet, mix it with a little bit of water to make a paste, you can apply it on your face if you have swelling, redness, or acne. It actually works.

Love these tips........I've been patting vegetable oil on my wet face after washing with Ivory bar soap. It seems to "soak in" and leave my skin soft. Before bedtime and every morning before applying makeup.

Kelysa: Don't put any oil on your face. It will clog your pores and cause breakouts. You can always ask at the pharmacy if you have questions about skin products.

love the right from the kitchen ingredients. My toners are made from green tea or botanicals, my facial exfoliate I sometimes use cornmeal, olive oil, sweet almond oil, oatmeal, etc. are all great for the skin.

Baking soda is my new 'thing' in the shower. I love it as a skin exfoliator. It makes my skin so soft and smooth.

Pixie - Whatcha doing w/ that sugar in the shower? LOL

I will try this sugar thing!

Pixie, I think that they suggesting using white sugar as an exfoliant, not eating it.

Make sure you use Drano regularly in that shower drain, if you are going to be putting that gunk on yourself all the time.........

The skin absorbs toxins and Crisco is not a healthy item to ever have in your home. Virgin Coconut Oil would be a much healthier choice. Look up all the info you can find on it; it's wonderful stuff internally and externally.

I disagree about the crisco being bad. If you can't find anything else it works. Of course it won't work if your skin is oily. My Mother went every day to the nursing home and rubbed my Aunt's skin with Crisco because her skin was so very dry and someone suggested it. Her skin never broke down from lying in bed and the funeral director said he had never seen an old person with such soft skin. Crisco is just vegetable oil.